In forced oscillations, a particle oscillates simple harmonically with a frequency equal to
A
Frequency of driving force
B
Natural frequency of body
C
Difference of frequency of driving force and patural frequency
D
Mean of frequency of driving force and patural frequency
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Frequency of driving force
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In forced oscillations a particle oscillator simple harmonically with a frequency equal to driving frequency.
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